The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-05-28

Charles Davis of Smoky has
been in town most of the week.
Louis Lyle of Toponis is visiting
his brother-in-law, w. L. Harris.
John Shira has gone to Vienna
to run the engine at the company's
mill there.
Fred Gooding has sufficiently re-
covered from his late severe illness
to attend to business.
General Manager Hardess of the
p. Il /. Company left Philadelphia
Yesterday for ketchum.
William Casio is in town from
Bellevue, and will leave shortly
for Vienna to engage in business.
Howard Stetson is camped ut
the springs seeking to ward off a
threatened attack ofmountain fever.
General j. b. Winters, superin-
tendent of the Nay Aug mine, was
in town several days during the
week.
AL. Glass, the genial representa-
tive of the Studebaker Company.
was in town on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Judge Turner passed through
town on Saturday on his way to
examine some mining property
near Galena.
DR.. Johnson and wife of the Cold
Springs ranch, have returned home
after an extended visit to Oregon
and California.
J. Frank Hicks arrived from
Utah on Sunday last and will work
his claim on Warm Springs creek
during the summer.
J. Z. White has returned from
Challls where he passed the winter,
and will work his mining claim
during the summer.
Mrs. Thomas Gooding and daugh-
ter of TOponis arrived on Tues
days train and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Gooding.
George Montgomery has gone to
Salt Lake city to arrange for the
shipment of machinery to the King
of the West mine, on Smoky.
Eugene ANTI is at the Ross
Fork Indian reservation photo
graphing the siwashes while in
dulging in their spring dances.
J. j. Taylor, of the sampling
mill, has gone to Vienna to take
charge Of the mill of the Vienna
Company, and will remain there
during the season.
Mr.. Mace Lieber, president of the
Falls City Company, left on Tues
day for the Ceur d'Alene country.
His company is largely interested
in mines in that district.
Cam. Kilcup of Challis was in
town on Tuesday after freight, but
it not arriving he started back
home on Wednesday and will re-
turn in about two weeks.
County Recorder J. NJ. Cannady
and Commissioner Fuller visited
Ketchum on Tuesday evening, took
in the Springs, and returned TO
HALEY the next morning.
Ed. Pinney, for some time past
delivery clerk at the Idaho For
warding Company, will resume his
old position of weigh master at the
smelling works on Tuesday next.
General Manager Potter of the Z.
p. system with a number of rail
way officials and invited guests
visited Ketchum on Thursday
evening. They came by special
train.
Mrs. George NJ. Snow left on
Tuesday to visit her parents at
Oxford, and will return in about
three weeks. Her sister. Miss Cora
Morgan, will probably accompany
her home.
Mr.. Clarke Watkins, superinten-
dent of the Falls City Company,
has been suffering from slight at
tack of mountain fever and has
taken lay off at the springs for a
few days.
Mr.. Louis C. Brock and wife,
well known on Wood River, who
have been living in Florida for
some time past, are expected to ar
rive here to-day on a visit to MIR.
and Mrs. George Worswick.
Major 10. Huston and attorney
general johnson of Boise City were
in town Tuesday. The gentlemen
are engaged in the Elkhorn suit
which comes up for trial in the
District court at HALEY to day.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bassett of Elko. Ne
vada, mother of the Bassett broth
ers, lessees of the Ophir mine, has
arrived here and will make her
home in Ketchum. The boys have
rented the residence of Geo. Mills,
formerly occupied by H. L. Dick
inson, for a home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. LETTERS ar
rived by Fridays train on a visit
to their son, Harry, employed with
Comstock & Clark. Mrs. LETTERS
and her daughter are on their way
to their home in San Francisco
from Comanche, Iowa, where they
have passed the winter. Mr.. JEFF